[SOLVED] Trying to get Intel AX200 Wifi Card to work in Debian 11.
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Trying to get Intel AX200 Wifi Card to work in Debian 11.
Hi.
It's got 2 antennas at the back of my PC. I installed the firmware-iwlwifi package. My home wireless network is detected. It tries to connect but eventually times out.
Other info I have on it: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 (wlp6s0).
This SHOULD work if you're using the Debian kernel, I have multiple laptops running Debian Bullseye with AX200 cards and not a single one of them required the firmware from Intel (will not work if it's actually an AX210, the Debian 5.10 kernel simply doesn't work properly with that card, requires the backport kernel to fully function).
Last edited by Timothy Miller; 12-18-2021 at 12:37 PM.
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